How to get free in home care for seniors in Florida

My guest today is attorney Robert Haydock. Robert, one of the things that we offer to our listeners is free in-home care for seniors up to 30 hours per week when they need it. Tell listeners a little bit about that. So, that program is a wait-listed program, not a time-based waitlist, but a need-based waitlist. So, but you cannot wait until you're on fire to get the program. So, right now, if you called to re- and you have to be interviewed, um and right now, if you called the group that does the interviewing, and it's May now, you're not getting an interview until August. They're that backed up. So, you have to be interviewed, you have to receive a score of a five. That's the highest score you can get, the most need you need. It will It's like a fast pass at Disney. It gets you to the front of the list. The next month, they'll call you off of the list, and at that time, it is time to apply for Medicaid. And if they're using our firm, we will absolutely help you with your screening interview to make sure that you get a five. Once they get called off the list, we have to make them income and asset compliant. Then, we apply for the program. And once they're approved, they'll get I have been saying up to 30 hours of care a week, but now I have a client who is getting 45 hours of care a week. Wow. — Yeah. I almost fell over. That's so great. — Yeah. Robert, what we're saying is that it's a When you get interviewed, they rate you on a scale of one to five. You don't want to wait till you're on fire. You want to start this process sooner rather than later, because you need to be thinking about, "Hey, how's mom or dad going to be six months down the road? " Not today. Correct. And thing is, even if you get a four, it's not like they're going to run out of fives, and then they're going to say, "Okay, you're up next. " You're going to have to re-interview to get a five. So